In the other rooms, Kenny's Castaways and Sullivan Hall, there was a succession of working bands that you might have seen in recent months at places like the Jazz Gallery or Cornelia Street Café.
To guarantee the regular succession of working faces, the production layout should be at least one double wing or two single wing areas, ensuring that the mine has a layout comprising a 'planning area, preparation area, and production area' (Wang et al. 2008).
During this period Schelling was extremely productive, publishing a rapid succession of works on the philosophy of nature.
The succession of works was a good test of Mr. Sheffer's flexibility and that of his freelance Eos players.
He followed this volume with a collection of short stories, but his reputation as a lyric poet was confirmed by a succession of works.
As the vehicle is assembled, it is moved through a succession of work stations, acquiring additional subassemblies and accumulating its onboard systems, ducts, control cables, and other interior plumbing.
The dancing Shivas, lent by museums in Dallas and Amsterdam and an unnamed private collector, lead off a succession of works, many of which are well known and widely reproduced, that are rarely, if ever, seen in one another's company.
By the late 15th century Provençal literature had waned without fading entirely, and in the following three centuries there was a succession of works in Provençal, chiefly of a didactic and edifying character, which served to keep alive some kind of literary tradition.
While conducting regular time studies, the existence of work cycles with a stabilised succession of work times is assumed.
In the present research, it was assumed that the accuracy of the time study depended on: (1) the way in which work times were measured; and (2) the succession of work cycles.
Instead, there followed a succession of works, from A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House, to Robert Kennedy and His Times, to his final work, War and the American Presidency, most of which sought to straddle that difficult fence of public service, journalism and history, with Schlesinger as participant, advocate and observer.
